Marin County home sales rose 26% in February 2026 while inventory fell 18%. See prices, days on market, and what it means for buyers and sellers.

A Marin County guide to the best home improvements before selling, including curb appeal, paint, lighting, kitchen and bath refreshes, repairs, and staging.

Marin’s real estate market is entering the spring season with notable momentum. With median prices up 10.7% year-over-year and a rise in pending sales, the data points toward a resilient market where strategic positioning and preparation remain the primary drivers of success for sellers.

Until recently, it was fairly easy to obtain homeowners insurance in Marin County. That has changed with the recent devastating fires in the state, which have caused underwriters to take another look at their exposure to claims in California. Learn more about the changes here, and what you can do if your policy is cancelled.

Welcome to the first Marin County market report of 2026. December closed with a median sold price of $1,215,000 (down 4.7% year-over-year), 197 homes for sale, 1.3 months of inventory, and 68 average days on market. I also share key takeaways from the Bay Area’s 2025 annual report and the latest national housing signals as we look ahead to 2026.